Over the last 20 draws, a typical Thunderball draw covers numbers from 5.9 to 34.4 — an average range of 28.5 within the full 1–39 span. Data includes draw #3993 of 17.10.2026.
The widest range over 20 draws is 37, the narrowest is 15. All numbers fit within half of the span in 3 of 20 draws (15%).
The draw range is the difference between the highest and the lowest drawn number: the combination 7, 12, 19, 20 has a range of 13. The chart below tracks two lines — the minimum and the maximum of each draw: the further they diverge, the wider the draw covered the number span.
Field 1 Range Statistics
Field 2 Range Statistics
Number Range Chart for Field 1
Number Range Chart for Field 2
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Questions About the Draw Range
What draw range is typical for Thunderball?
The average range is 28.5: a draw usually stretches from 5.9 to 34.4 within the full 1–39 span. The range of every individual draw is listed row by row in the draw table.
What is the range (span) of a draw?
It is the difference between the highest and the lowest drawn number. If 3, 15, 22, 35 and 41 came out, the range is 41 − 3 = 38. Each boundary has its own breakdown on the lowest and highest number pages.
How often does a whole draw fit into half of the span?
In 3 of 20 draws (15%) all numbers fit into a stretch no longer than half of the full span — a tightly packed draw. How numbers spread across parts of the span is broken down in the range bins.
How can I use the range when picking numbers?
A typical draw covers most of the span, so a combination stretched from low to high numbers matches the statistics more often than a tight one. It does not change the odds — every combination is equally likely — but it helps build a ticket that resembles a typical draw. The range is directly tied to the sum of numbers: wide draws usually produce mid-range sums.
